FanDuel announced that it will stop accepting credit cards for making sports bets, starting March 2. FanDuel is joining DraftKings in the ban. Together, they represent nearly three-quarters of the U.S ...

The 2026 Preakness Stakes is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing middle jewels of the Triple Crown in recent memory, thanks to a 14-horse field of talented thoroughbreds who are primarily ...

Raja Jackson, the son of former Ultimate Fighting Championship champion Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, has entered a "no contest" plea to a charge stemming from a viral incident at a Los Angeles wrestling ...

There’s been a lot of talk of late about the way betting culture seems to be doing its damnedest to infect even more American brains by the minute: John Oliver recently did a handy takedown of ...

Raja Jackson won't go to trial following an August beatdown that left a pro wrestler hospitalized. On Wednesday, Jackson pleaded nolo contendere to a charge of battery with serious bodily injury after ...

It was a tight race, so a campaign staffer doubted the results of an unreleased poll showing their candidate up — by a lot. The tip about the outside poll didn't match up with the campaign's internal ...

Welcome to our PGA Tour gambling-tips column, featuring picks from GOLF.com’s expert prognosticator Brady Kannon. A seasoned golf bettor and commentator, Kannon is a regular guest on SportsGrid, a ...

After a one-year absence, the Truist Championship returns to Quail Hollow Club outside of Charlotte, North Carolina. The sixth of eight Signature Events on the PGA TOUR features a field of 72 players ...

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Senators can no longer use insider information to profit on emerging prediction market platforms. The Senate, before leaving Washington, D.C., for a weeklong recess, quietly passed legislation that ...

Remember how quaint betting on March Madness, the Super Bowl or other sporting events used to be? Writing down your picks in a bracket, or buying a square for $5 or $10? The ritual seemed so innocuous ...